OK no problems, I just wondered if there was an S-works supplement for 1992? I've been through the thread and unless I've just completely missed it (a distinct possibility) I don't think the pink/green '89 has been posted. If you could do it it would be most appreciated.
Found 'em! Loads of old catalogues etc...
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Hi, no S-works catalogues I am afraid, just re-checked the lot. 
PS: If anyone is missing photos on this topic I have run out of webspace so had to delete a lot - I'll get them back one day...
I am sure I posted the '89 somewhere once! Always going on about it as the good old pink/green Stumpy was my first proper mountain bike and the bike I put more miles into than any other, did first races on etc. A true classic.
PS: If anyone is missing photos on this topic I have run out of webspace so had to delete a lot - I'll get them back one day...
I am sure I posted the '89 somewhere once! Always going on about it as the good old pink/green Stumpy was my first proper mountain bike and the bike I put more miles into than any other, did first races on etc. A true classic.
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The 1992 S-Works catalogues seem to be very elusive. Even www.mtb-kataloge.de has only a thumbnail for them but no actual file.
Bummer... :cry:
Thanks a lot.
They look very similar to the 1989 catalogue that I have. And again, there is a slight mention of the Team Titanium, but the '89 has a postage stamp size picture as well.
Every time I see one of the early Marin catalogues I notice that the rims are often not what the specs read ie. Black instead of Grey rims or RM20's instead of RM17's.
I think this is the year they introduced 1 1/8th headsets on all the steel bikes. The Ti remained 1 inch.
They look very similar to the 1989 catalogue that I have. And again, there is a slight mention of the Team Titanium, but the '89 has a postage stamp size picture as well.
Every time I see one of the early Marin catalogues I notice that the rims are often not what the specs read ie. Black instead of Grey rims or RM20's instead of RM17's.
I think this is the year they introduced 1 1/8th headsets on all the steel bikes. The Ti remained 1 inch.
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